It is a requirement to have a passing understanding of this website's RuBB Code; namely using 'Easy Tables'. I can help if you have questions - but, you will be editing and modifying them quite a lot for this.
Please be sure to read through the game rules [
link to a message in this game] so you can have a decent understanding of how the game works. They may seem long because there are multiple posts - it's just my way of breaking-up the data into more manageable chunks. Also, some of the data includes lists of terms to make things easier to understand. Please do not be intimidated by the rules - the game is actually moderately simple - just lots of options that can be accessed over time.
Please provide the following information for the RtJ:
- Your Character's Name (Your Character is 'The Chief' in future reference throughout the rules);
- Your Character's Race; and
- Why you left regular civilization to start your own little world, whether for good or for ill.
- Your Cohort's Name
- Your Cohort's Race
Your Chief represents you in the game world as the leader of your Usurpation. Your Cohort represents you and your second-in-command is your back-up character in case your Chief dies.
There really isn't a lot of dice rolling (by the player). While it may not seem like much of a 'role-playing' game -- it is as much as you make it. And to help in the spirit of such, the more descriptive and narrative you are in bringing your teams to life; the more reward you will receive.
Tell me which race you would like your leader to be:
- Human,
- Elf,
- Dwarf,
- Orc,
- Goblin,
- Lizardfolk, or
- Gnome.
The choice of race has only a marginal impact on actual gameplay.
You will begin play with:
- A Chief
- A Cohort
- 1 Unit (from the standard Units list)
- 1 Throne Room
- 2 Barracks
- 1 Storage Room
- and 100 Gold Pieces
Note: Even if the game has already begun -- I do not mind adding players (up to a point), however; you will gain no advantage on existing players. You will begin with the standard basic lair, unit and gold.
Also, as this is a PvP game -- if you are eliminated, that's it. You're done. This game uses secret locations - thus knowing any data would preclude one from rejoining.
Once accepted - choosing a portrait that generally matches your character's concept is a requirement. It's part of the taunting and fun.
This message was last edited by the GM at 14:47, Tue 02 Aug 2016.